Clint Eastwood's 'Juror No. 2' explores guilt and justice amid limited release

Clint Eastwood's new film, "Juror No. 2," explores themes of guilt and justice through the story of a juror who grapples with his own potential involvement in a murder case. The film features strong performances but has received minimal marketing from Warner Bros. Despite Eastwood's long-standing reputation, the studio is releasing the film in limited theaters and will not report its box office numbers. This decision reflects a broader trend where major studios are less supportive of adult dramas, viewing them as outdated. "Juror No. 2" presents a more nuanced take on the legal thriller genre, focusing on ordinary people's mistakes rather than clear-cut villains. Eastwood's direction emphasizes character depth and emotional turmoil, showcasing his continued relevance as a filmmaker.